we're coming right back. >> bill: hume zone segment tonight. illinois primary tomorrow. here is the latest polling: according to a fox news chicago poll: >> joining us now from washington fox news chief political analyst brit hume. mitt romney won puerto rico over the weekend and got all the delegates there good shape in illinois. is that a turning point, brit. >> could be. i doubt it 54 at stake in illinois. romney will likely get the loin share of them. santorum isn't competing for all of them because once again he had problems delegates in place late in states. santorum if he loses big tomorrow will probably want to hang on to them is louisiana coming up saturday. >> bill: saturday. >> feels like his win in the south the last time out will give him, you know, a real chance to win in louisiana. it could be a blow to him. illinois is a state that doesn't set up particularly well for him. it's an important state. it's big midwestern state. doesn't look good to lose big there. >> bill: media setting it up that illinois is more conservative now than it ever has been. and i

brit hume will analyze. rosie o'donnell injecting herself in the sandra fluke controversy. knew it would happen. we're coming right back. i'd like one of those desserts and some coffee. sure. cake or pie? pie. apple or cherry? cherry. oil or cream? oil or cream? cream. reddi-wip us real dairy crm. nothing's more real than reddi-wip. eeeeeeeeeeeee! reddi-wip us real dairy crm. whee! whee! wheeeeeeeee! ah heads up. wheeeeeeeeeeee! everything you love about geico, now mobile. download the new geico app today. >> bill: hume zone segment tonight. illinois primary tomorrow. here is the latest polling: according to a fox news chicago poll: >> joining us now from washington fox news chief political analyst brit hume. mitt romney won puerto rico over the weekend and got all the delegates there good shape in illinois. is that a turning point, brit. >> could be. i doubt it 54 at stake in illinois. romney will likely get the loin share of them. santorum isn't competing for all of them because once again he had problems delegates in place late in states. santorum if he loses big tomorro

phillips'. >> bill: hume zone segment tonight. illinois primary tomorrow.e is the latest polling: according to a fox news chicago poll: >> joining us now from washington fox news chief political analyst brit hume. mitt romney won puerto rico over the weekend and got all the delegates there good shape in illinois. is that a turning point, brit. >> could be. i doubt it 54 at stake in illinois. romney will likely get the loin share of them. santorum isn't competing for all of them because once again he had problems delegates in place late in states. santorum if he loses big tomorrow will probably want to hang on to them is louisiana coming up saturday. >> bill: saturday. >> feels like his win in the south the last time out will give him, you know, a real chance to win in louisiana. it could be a blow to him. illinois is a state that doesn't set up particularly well for him. it's an important state. it's big midwestern state. doesn't look good to lose big there. >> bill: media setting it up that illinois is more conservative now than it ever has been. and i lov

brit hume, everybody. when we come right back, the supreme court now hearing obama care, will it be declared unconstitutional? i will give you my take and we will hear the opposing point of view. then tim tebow shows up in new york city. it's a delve of a devil of a today, we stand against the tyranny of meager travelards. battle speech right? may i? capital one is issuing a venture double miles challenge. sh us how much you spent last year and we'll give you 2 miles for every dollar spent on your travel reward card. up to 100,000 miles! hawaii, here we come. claim your miles at capitalone.com today! wh's in your wallet? cayou play games on that? not on the runway. no. gill bill thanks for sphaing with us, i'm bill o'reilly. is the obama care unconstitutional. the supreme court is hearing arguments from 26 states saying the federal government has exceeded authority enforcing health care around the nation. the two-year-old patient and affordable care act mandates, forces americans to buy health insurance. t

with us now is brit hume. juan and mary katharine both say that the headline is for good for mitt romney on wednesday do you concur. >> i do for slightly different reasons. we are not to you stage of the contest i think we have been for a while where the size of margin only matters in terms of the delegates. this is now a long effort to gain enough delegates to win and tomorrow if you win a state you don't win all the delegates. this has been true in several states so far. you win whatever proportion your segment of the voter is roughly speaker in states where he loses mitt romney will still get some delegates. get nearly all of them in virginia because the other big -- not on the ballot. all of them in massachusetts which is his home state. and therefore he has got a leg up going when you look at ohio. everybody is going to focus on ohio tomorrow. possible santorum could win ohio. it's likely to be close enough that romney. >> bill: romney walks away. >> he might get the lion's share because santorum don't ha

we have analysis from brit hume. juan williams and mary katharine ham. >> oh my god i can't believe what i'm seeing. >> he they are all gone and they shouldn't be gone] alarm] >> bill: how bad were the tornadoes in the midwest and south? he we will run down the damage, the injuries, and the heart break. >> it's all hard. all of them gone. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama and sandra fluke. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. stay with me on this one it's complicated but important. last friday we invited sandra fluke on the factor. she has become the poster woman in the debate birth control coverage mandated by the federal government. unfortunately miss fluke would not appear on the factor instead she has chosen friendly venues where she will not be challenged. now, did i not, did not want to talk to sandra fluke about contra

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we have analysis from brit hume. juan williams and mary katharine ham. >> oh my god i can't believe what i'm seeing. >> he they are all gone and they shouldn't be gone] alarm] >> bill: how bad were the tornadoes in the midwest and south? he we will run down the damage, the injuries, and the heart break. >> it's all hard. all of them gone. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama and sandra fluke. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. stay with me on this one it's complicated but important. last friday we invited sandra fluke on the factor. she has become the poster woman in the debate birth control coverage mandated by the federal government. unfortunately miss fluke would not appear on the factor instead she has chosen friendly venues where she will not be challenged. now, did i not, did not want to talk to sandra fluke about contra

with us now is brit hume.uan and mary katharine both say that the headline is for good for mitt romney on wednesday do you concur. >> i do for slightly different reasons. we are not to you stage of the contest i think we have been for a while where the size of margin only matters in terms of the delegates. this is now a long effort to gain enough delegates to win and tomorrow if you win a state you don't win all the delegates. this has been true in several states so far. you win whatever proportion your segment of the voter is roughly speaker in states where he loses mitt romney will still get some delegates. get nearly all of them in virginia because the other big -- not on the ballot. all of them in massachusetts which is his home state. and therefore he has got a leg up going when you look at ohio. everybody is going to focus on ohio tomorrow. possible santorum could win ohio. it's likely to be close enough that romney. >> bill: romney walks away. >> he might get the lion's share because santorum don't have

>> bill: hume zone.orum won the louisiana primary but after he got testy were "new york times" reporter. >> you said mitt romney was the worst republic in the country. >> what speech were you listening to. >> you said he was the worst republic. >> stop lying. i said he was the worst republic to run on the issue of obama care. i have been staying it in every speech. quit distorting our words. if i see it, it's bull [bleep]. come on, man. what are you doing? >> joining us now from washington to react the always dapper brit hume. now, it looked to me, i know santorum for a long time and so do you. it looked to me like santorum has had enough of not only the "new york times" guy but of the liberal media in general bear baiting him. come on. santorum is correct. he had contextualized the comment around romney care in massachusetts. >> not exactly, bill. >> bill: okay, you governmental what happened is he was talking in broad terms about obama care and relationship to romney care then he uttered a sentence in

brit hume thinks so. >> winners take responsibility losers blame others. >> brit hume has a whole loto say. stick around for that. can you tell who did this under all of the camouflage? tell you which celebrity shieding under this brilliant surprise. >> 1957 elvis presley took a down payment on graceland. still paying that off. >> welcome back to fox and friends first. i am slate ton morris. >> i am heather nauert. it is 29 minutes after the hour. >> hope you are recovering from your st. patrick's day. top five stories making news at this hour what was supposed to be a weekend of fun turning tragic when not one but three racers killed. they watched in horror as chuck woodruff collided with another bolt being killed by an experienced racer both of them died in the crash. another was rejected from his boat and hit a passing vessel. >>> it is her time to shine. we are talking about kate middleton as she delivered her first public speech later today. she will give a brief heartfelt statement at a children's hospice center. she has been practicing all week long in front of family, friends

as brit hume reports, it's a case of art imitating life. (brit hume) they have all been in new hampshire lately, bush and dukakis and dole and tanner ... tanner? that's actor michael murphy, who's presidential candidate jack tanner in a movie, airing on primary eve, on hbo. it's the story of a democratic congressman who jumps into the 1988 race after gary hart drops out. no movie has ever blended fiction and reality as much. (robert altman) we created a candidate and put him out on the road and so it says you're doing a documentary film following gary hart around; we were following mike murphy or jack tanner around. and we put a staff around him and we operated as if that's the way it was happening. no, i think it's going to be you and me in the final stretch if i can hang on that long. good luck see ya in november. (robert altman) we had a fictional character that we were passing off into a world of real people. where i seem to feel i get the best results is by finding what the arena is and then set up that event and let it happen. i'm try

brit hume does not think so? >> newt gingrich is a guy with a lot of energy and a lot of things to say. he likes to say them. if he stays in the race he has more of a platform. we don't hear from those who are out do we? >> twoef wait and see. gop candidates a must womin for santorum in saturday's primary. >> keep too right here in fox news we will have all of the latest on the election. >>> and it's time now for your 5 at 5. we begin with a developing story. a tense standoff underway in france between police and the man they say murdered three children and a rabbi outside of a jewish school. that man claiming to be a member of al qaeda. he has been hold up inside a house in the city of tell loout all night long. he opened fire leave it would go police officers injured. the plan is still heavily armed but piers close to surrendering. there are reports the suspect as brother is behind bars arrested just before this dramatic predawn raid. >>> crowds rallying outside of the state capital in florida in support of tre

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[cheers and applause] >> brit hume is here. good evening. and of course, everyone says, both newt gingrich and santorum, both say they are onto the next one. but this looks different? >> it does look different tonight. it's an important state. it's a sizable win. is itt doesn't look like it will be first%, but it's a big win. he will get the lion's share of the delegates. and the decision has been made by gingrich, his strategy is to do what he can to block roumingny from a majority by the end of the primary. rick santorum is telling supporters, he can overtake romney and he can get to 1144 delegates. but i think that becomes more difficult and it will be ever more difficult with time. so he will need to decide he wants to continue down this path, whether he will stay in this to try to deny the frontrunner the nomination and hope after the primary, somehow through the conversation that newt gingrich talks about or through -- through some activity at convention, lightning can strike and he can be nominated. i think it's a long shot. >> all ri

brit hume, how you doing? >> good, bill.u see this breaking at the moment. >> the proportional allegation of delegates, it looks like romney, if he wins, as expected, and he's ahead by eight points in the polls average would get the bulk of the delegates which will move him closer but i don't think this is a state that's going to be the big deal breaker that ends the whole thing for his opponents. this is going to go on for a while. i think the romney catch has recognized that and they've been on a delegate by delegate hunt for some time now. that's why you saw the efforts in the islands, in the atlantic or the pacific or the carribean and pacific, to get every delegate they can and this las become a slog. bill: it has. some are making the case now that after illinois, santorum looks really good in louisiana, but for about four weeks after that it's tough for him and perhaps he doesn't get a victory. do you see it that way? >> i think it's certainly possible. none of the states have come in the immediate aftermath of louisia

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it it could include the pro hab igs such as genocide or crimes again hume teen. owe or here is a list things state should take into account, whether determining whether to authorize a transfer of arms. the at. it will be implemented by states at a national level. there's no super national body that's coming in and saying to states you can transfer this or you can't transfer that. national sovereignty will remain paramount. the treaty will likely predescribe the what of should be in there but not how. that will be left up to national governments. the international arms trade we've heard is quite complicated and and twieing. >> as part of the prep come work, martio garcon -- he produced a chairman's draft paper, which some of you might have seen that will be a reference document for the treaty nogss but i want to stress this is not a treaty next, nor is it the basis for negotiations and that's an important distinction. it includes many of the ideas that had been proposed by member states and as a result has a lot of contradictory,in clear, underdeveloped ideas, as

we live under the threat of increasingly sophisticated weapons hume's. in two thousand one hundred eighty eight states parties to the periphery really. signed onto a statement providing for an unequivocal undertaking to the total elimination of nuclear weapons it is and sat back by the princeton review united states but not alone russia france china the u.k. all have their share responsibility. disarmament agreements are not being honored. what is happening now is that the rule is intact countries are able to write a draft over international law because there is insufficient body of protest from within that country will bring them to these basic principles. french polynesia was pressed into the midst of the nuclear test. we accompanied them to ground zero with guns pointed ready to fire it will be going to fire out i wonder the issue clearly crabs problem. if we did i mean there was a russian or american invasion nigel no end of the cord war and the going away of the soviet union many people thought that nuclear weapons disappeared so a lot of the people

we've obviously talked a lot about the moral, the hume's rights, ethical questions today, but also on the strategic questions. this was a regime that exported tearer in iraq that killed our soldiers in iraq. >> trust me, i'm not advocating that end result. the question was that there are countries in the region that would be making that point quietly if not openly. >> but i think if you look at the arab league transition plan and talk about what happens afterwards, the arab league t transition plan was designed with that fear of chaos and civil war in mind. because it was designed in a way by which not assad himself, but parts of the current system and the opposition movement together work on a pragmatic, practical transition plan that preserves the state unities, the state's institutions. it's one of the themes we get repeatedly from syria's neighbors, as well as from sayrian opposition. the army has to be preserved. the security services need to be preserved. so i think the people are, in fact, working on a transition plan with the idea that you can preserve the state, but a state t

it was like in united states like big big big star but of course we remember that his rivals when hume there didn't want to take part in the way i think i'd lie because you know that in russia we are five candidates and that is there's usually a pool or sometimes three candidates this is what you know i mean i think i think this was a trick i think putting to use no war that allows him to take part and to send his representative well by not taking part in the debate he wanted to show that he was special that he was above the other four years out there so yourself let's take a break for a second now let's hear how the lead reported in south reacted to his victory. race yet we have won in an open and fair battle but this wasn't just the election of the president it was a test of political maturity in independence and we have shown that you know nobody can impose anything on us we have shown our people who are able to tell the desire for renewal from political provocations aimed at ruining the russian state and usurping power we have won with the support of the absolute majority of voters

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all available appropriate technology to help in particular vulnerable small scale farmers, most of hume, 70% of what do you mean of women improved production of food and that is correlated with improved human out comes and child nutrition. our strategy here has been one of engaming real partnerships with countries. today we are actually testing both hybrid conventional and technologies on the ground with countries on their research stations at their leadership. once african scientists and scientific institutions develop their own products that have a broad range of technologies and ought to have the capacity and the regulatory awareness and the ability to make their own judgments about what technologies are appropriate as opposed to taking guidance from outside partners whether it's the european partners or anyone else. i think we have seen in places like tanzania where we have been engaging that way. a change in the mind set and eagerness to use the improved seeds. they are mostly conventional improved, but yielding real results and the tripling of maize in kenya. there seed varieties

the prophet of tells them about russia being in the european union under his leadership and about hume increasing the salaries if only people agree voluntary to walk for six dollars a week so i'm not sure he has a real political future but in the short run yes maybe ok because we understand each about his motives or his him nothing. oh no the presidential election is a serious issue there's always room for some fun as you can see next. take a secret look at some unconventional moments owning stations cameras that were intended to monitor the voting process which. decides. senator john mccain has called for airstrikes a military campaign against syria the first u.s. lawmaker to do so a statement comes as international pressure on present ourselves increases new sanctions imposed on the regime. cross aid has reached in parts of the city of homs the civilians are caught between government forces and the armed opposition teams from russia is following developments for us. former presidential candidate john mccain has become the first senator to publicly call for a u.s. led military strike

analysts agree foreign policy is unlikely to be a major issue in the presidential election but as brit humeoints out, that could change very quickly. >> that's the thing about events and campaigns, we always think that campaigns and candidates have r. very important. usually it's events that matter most. >> one thing that democrats and republicans agree on is that if iran gets close to really building a nuclear weapon, and if israel or the u.s. launching military strikes to prevent that happening the presidential campaign and for that matter the world will change in an instant. shep? >> shepard: ed rollins, how much of this is politics? >> a lot is politics. at the end of the day the republics see this as a weak president. he has ran as antiwar and he has been in wars. that's a place they feel like they could challenge him. >> shepard: long term come november is this an issue that can work for republicans. >> it can work. at the end of the day we don't know what israelis are going to do. israelis are worried about if obama gets reelected what will he do in a second term? >> shepard: ed, sta

hume i'd choose put him into percentage sure she would want for him because jonathan you're right you said that younger russians are to internet and you now have a lot of influence on them i agree with you there are some people who are just angry with the government and who want to see change but they're not the majority even among the young people there are many young people who read foreign press in english or they read it on the press that some of them speak other languages and they just sneak by there to get all the foreign press which expects us to do something like an arab revolution here so there are all sorts of various you know impulse us inside russian society but in general i would say that the general trend right now is very good russia is big government and normal country in a normal country you have some young people who like to drop a ball to government if the government doesn't all the react there's going to be a normal country just don't expect if fifteen people with a wide grievance you know or stage some kind of withdraw. at the red square on the street that doesn't

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[cheers and applause] >> brit hume is here. good evening. and of course, everyone says, both newt gingrich and santorum, both say they are onto the next one. but this looks different? >> it does look different tonight. it's an important state. it's a sizable win. is itt doesn't look like it will be first%, but it's a big win. he will get the lion's share of the delegates. and the decision has been made by gingrich, his strategy is to do what he can to block roumingny from a majority by the end of the primary. rick santorum is telling supporters, he can overtake romney and he can get to 1144 delegates. but i think that becomes more difficult and it will be ever more difficult with time. so he will need to decide he wants to continue down this path, whether he will stay in this to try to deny the frontrunner the nomination and hope after the primary, somehow through the conversation that newt gingrich talks about or through -- through some activity at convention, lightning can strike and he can be nominated. i think it's a long shot. >> all ri